MOET

Ministry of Economy and Trade organized a workshop on Lebanon’ accession to Agadir agreement with the cooperation the Technical Unit of Agadir Agreement at the Ministry’s headquarter in Beirut on July 12th & 13th 2018 to discuss the Agadir agreement; the importance of Lebanon’ accession in addition to the accession’ subsequent steps that shall be taken by concerned parties from both public and private sectors.

Overview of Agadir Agreement

• Agadir pact was first launched in Morocco in May 2001 whereof Jordan, Tunisia, Egypt and Morocco expressed their will to establish a free trade area between them supported by the European Union.   
• The four members countries signed the Agadir agreement in Rabat, Morocco in February 25th, 2004.
• Agadir agreement came into force in July 6th, 2006 once the four members countries completed the ratification requirements.
• The real implementation started in March 27th,  2007 after the publishing of customs circulars of the four member countries.

Agadir Agreement Aims

• Foster the commercial exchange between the four countries, on one hand and between the four countries and the European Union on the other hand.
• Increase the economic integration between the four countries (in particular the industrial integration) through the implementation of Pan Euro-Med Rules of Origin.
• Attract European and world Foreign Direct Investments (FDI) through Agadir market which currently comprises more than 120 million consumer.
• Apply the cumulation of origin concept between the agreement members countries.

حول الكاتب: الوزير

كان لوريم إيبسوم ولايزال المعيار للنص الشكلي منذ القرن الخامس عشر عندما قامت مطبعة مجهولة برص مجموعة من الأحرف بشكل عشوائي أخذتها من نص. لوريم إيبسوم هو ببساطة نص شكلي، بمعنى أن الغاية هي الشكل وليس المحتوى. ويُستخدم في صناعات المطابع ودور النشر. كان لوريم إيبسوم ولايزال المعيار للنص الشكلي منذ القرن الخامس عشر عندما قامت مطبعة مجهولة برص مجموعة من الأحرف بشكل عشوائي أخذتها من نص، لتكوّن كتيّب بمثابة دليل أو مرجع شكلي لهذه الأحرف.